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<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 166382" data-attributes="member: 11844">No you're mistaking the MCE Replacement Plugin for the MCE Replacement Driver ... easy mistake, I know.The plugin will work with either the default &quot;eHome&quot; driver or the Replacement driver.When you install the plugin there is an option to copy the files for the replacement driver onto the computer at the same time.&nbsp; This will put them in the &quot;Program Files\MCE Replacement Driver&quot; folder which you can then install the replacement driver from.The Replacement Driver just gives you the ability to remap the arrow buttons which would otherwise be hard-wired to cursor movements ... there are a couple of other buttons too, like the PC Power button (which is important for me because I don't use standby).If you decide not to use the Replacement driver then you need to tell the plugin to remove the additional mappings that the replacement driver needs.Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 166382, member: 11844"] No you're mistaking the MCE Replacement Plugin for the MCE Replacement Driver ... easy mistake, I know. The plugin will work with either the default "eHome" driver or the Replacement driver. When you install the plugin there is an option to copy the files for the replacement driver onto the computer at the same time. This will put them in the "Program Files\MCE Replacement Driver" folder which you can then install the replacement driver from. The Replacement Driver just gives you the ability to remap the arrow buttons which would otherwise be hard-wired to cursor movements ... there are a couple of other buttons too, like the PC Power button (which is important for me because I don't use standby). If you decide not to use the Replacement driver then you need to tell the plugin to remove the additional mappings that the replacement driver needs. Cheers, [/QUOTE]

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